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Sheriff's reserve unit recruiting new members: Goal is to get 15 volunteers
2006
Overview
Dec. 25--Monongalia County Sheriff's Department needs your help keeping the streets safe.The sheriff's deputy reserve unit is recruiting new members to beef up its shrinking roster.The reserves are completely volunteer. Members must be at least 21, pass a background check and commit to volunteering at least 16 hours a month. No law enforcement experience is required.The reserves assist the sheriff's department by serving as funeral escorts, working traffic details, transporting mental hygiene patients to local hospitals, helping stranded motorists, etc.This extra help frees up sheriff's deputies to perform other tasks, like patrolling the streets, making arrests and conducting investigations.It adds up to hundreds of hours a month. In November, the fivemember-force logged 290 hours.
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